In this week's sermon on Nehemiah 9, we see that God is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love. Repentance is our response to the kindness of God.

This week, we see through Nehemiah 8 how the word of God transforms the people of God. Pastor Juan also discusses how we should approach scripture and apply it to our lives.

As we look at Nehemiah 6:1-7:4 this week, we learn about Nehemiah's endurance to build the wall and apply that same endurance to our lives as followers of Jesus.

How do we handle injustice, both outside and inside the church? How does the gospel shape how we view justice? Listen as Pastor Juan unpacks Nehemiah 5 and why we are called to be merciful people.

Nehemiah and the Israelites rebuilding the wall faced great opposition as they worked, and as followers of Jesus, we should not be surprised when we face the same. In this sermon, Pastor Juan shares how Nehemiah received and responded to opposition, and how our confidence in Christ causes us to be immovable in the midst of it.

“Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?" 1 Corinthians 15:55

In this week's sermon, we look at Nehemiah 3 and hear about the people who served in rebuilding Jerusalem's walls. Pastor Juan shares how this group of people mirrors the church today, and why we as Christians are called to serve.

Just as Nehemiah had a vision for rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, we have a vision as a church to see God renew the city of Boston. Listen as Pastor Juan unpacks how we walk out this vision.

We focus on Nehemiah 2:1-8 this week and hear about Nehemiah's courage to take action towards rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem.

We begin our sermon series in Nehemiah, an Old Testament book full of brokenness, vision, hope and renewal.